Xanza

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by Xanza 3y ago
I really don't think it's some horrendous oversight to expect that people will be kind to a service that you offer. If you offer anonymous and free image uploading it's not wrong to assume that not 100% of your traffic will b
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by Xanza 13y ago
Two pieces of advice from a very drunk technologist. One, never approach a community that lives and breathes startups using words such as "fairly certain," and "try." They have no power here. Two, start the company, make
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by Xanza 13y ago
The most you can do is write a professional letter calling Rdio out on their tomfoolery and how disappointed you are in them. Aside from that, sueing them is really your only option.
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by Xanza 13y ago
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4F4qzPbcFiA Although it's a pretty cool idea, I was under the impression that the entire basis of a crypto currency was to keep anonymity...
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by Xanza 13y ago
This might be cool in theory, but no way in HELL it's the 'easiest way in the world.' As of right now, only chrome can transfer files to chrome, and firefox to firefox. As of now, the easiest, best, fastest, and most secure w
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by Xanza 13y ago
Pseudonyms !== Terrorist If that was the case than any single person who uses a proxy, VPN, or Tor might as well be a terrorist; you're attempting to browse the web with a pseudonym. The REASON that they were used is because the use of
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by Xanza 13y ago
Although I fully support Clappers prosecution, his attorney is just going to say that he was protecting ongoing classified Government secrets, and the entire case will be dismissed.
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by Xanza 13y ago
People sometimes forget that although espionage is indeed a crime, Snowden did not release these classified documents to an enemy of the state, but rather the American People. Our founding father, Benjamin Franklin also committed the act of
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by Xanza 13y ago
HTTPS everywhere; that's all I have to say. Something like this is very malicious and very hard to detect -- unless you ALWAYS use SSL. I noticed right away that the DNS was incorrect.
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by Xanza 13y ago
There's a lot of negativity in this thread, so I'll simply say two things. 1) If you do nothing, nothing will change. Protesting might not be the best choice, but it's better than no action at all. This petition will change a
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by Xanza 13y ago
No - I was remarking that my father was a good man and police officer, and I didn't appreciate the police bashing going on in a thread on HackerNews that served to inform the public at large of a devastating blow to the tech community.
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by Xanza 13y ago
No, I simply think it's wrong to, in general, generalize. I've read this thread, and see a lot of police bashing, it's wrong. My father is a good man and has done his duty to the State of Pennsylvania honorably and I don't take kindly to an
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by Xanza 13y ago
I do really love the features idea. Being a developer myself, when I create a piece of code to do a specific thing and release it to the public it's not for monetary gain, but to help others than need it by using my source. However, if they
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by Xanza 13y ago
This seems like it could be a very good business model for developers to employ. Maybe someone could start a service based upon it. I could see it doing very well.
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by Xanza 13y ago
This I support more than paying for bug fixes.
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by Xanza 13y ago
It depends on the issue I suppose, and what I was using the code for. Obviously I want to help out other developers, but if we start adding to the idea that 'paying for open source absolution' is okay you start to get things like this: htt
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by Xanza 13y ago
I just wanted to say two things here. One, this is an incredibly damaging tragedy. I truly wish the best for the community, for the Reisse and Oculus VR family. Secondly, my father has been an officer of the law for more than 25 years -- ca
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by Xanza 13y ago
Agreed, unfortunately.
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by Xanza 13y ago
Looks really, really great! I can't wait.
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by Xanza 13y ago
I'm a college student -- I live off of ramen noodles, and whatever I can steal at my parents house. $230 per month simply isn't in my budget. I was excited because ramen isn't healthy, in fact I've gained about 30-40lbs because it's basical
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by Xanza 13y ago
I'm actually really pissed off at this product -- as with many, I've had both high hopes and reservations since the start of this whole ordeal. With me being a college student with a VERY limited budget I get very little nutrition that's ne
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by Xanza 13y ago
This takes balls, not gonna lie.
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by Xanza 13y ago
The fact that this was about Game of Thrones was enough for me to get excited about it, however, it was very easy to follow, and covered quite a bit for such a short 'tutorial'. Thanks!
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by Xanza 13y ago
Honestly, I really don't think BTSync should be compared to dropbox, it sends the wrong message. When people say 'dropbox alternative' people immediately think "Oh cool, so it can do everything dropbox can do?" Which we all know isn't the c
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by Xanza 13y ago
When dealing with Technology, the very moment you irrevocably rebuke something as an impossibility is the very moment it becomes possible. The simple fact that no one has been able to accomplish it yet should not mean in the slightest 'No,
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by Xanza 13y ago
I don't understand how anyone would purchase Bitcoin 'to make a quick buck' when it was running at an all-time high. Good way to run up a deficit.
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by Xanza 13y ago
I'd be interested in seeing an automatic deploy script for this service to teraform a new dedicated server instance.
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by Xanza 14y ago
Honestly, as a male developer, it's incidents like this that fully and completely turn me away from taking any form of misanthropic misogyny seriously (aside from the obvious). You're attending a public function with hundreds, if not thousa
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by Xanza 14y ago
This can be rendered directly into Chrome by: data:text/html, <canvas id=q style=margin:-10><script>for(q.width=q.height=b=3000,m=Math.random,p=[],i=0;i<256;p[i++]=1);setInterval('9Style="rgba(0,0,0,.05)"9Rect(0,0,
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by Xanza 14y ago
Always nice to know that the drivers that already render my $200 graphics card completely useless also come neatly packaged with a venerability.

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